John 14:27
Spurgeon - Verse Expositions - Charles H. Spurgeon
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John 14:27. Peace I leave with you,
"That is my legacy to you."
John 14:27. My peace I give unto you: -
My own deep calm of spirit, which is not ruffled or broken though the contradiction of sinners continually annoys me: "My peace I give unto you." Christ puts his hand into his heart, and takes out of that priceless casket the choicest jewel it contains, - his own peace, and he says, "Wear that on your finger, the seal and token of my love." "My peace I give unto you:" -
John 14:27. Not as the world giveth, give I unto you.
"With an expectation of getting a reward for it; neither do I give it to take it back again; nor do I give it in mere presence; I give it in reality, sincerely, disinterestedly, as your freehold possession for ever."